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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 202, 11 September 1937, Page 11

► r rnmKmmammmmmmBam a irnrT j et n ""i nr-rr-T- ---fr- _ THE NORTHERN TERMINATING IS9 CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND NEW SPECIAL GROUPS NEW SPECIAL BENEFITS l ' i 1 A means of regular and systematic saving. I 2— More frequent appropri^tions by ballots and saies, i 3 Ballot loans free of interest, and other loans at cheap ! rites. 4— Annual Cash Dividends after 10 yaars, and profits on j withdrawal. I 5 Advances under special conditions up to 80 per cent. • - of valuation. ] 6 — Easy loan repayments over t erm of 15£ years \ t (approx.). THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE ATTRACTIVE TERMS OF ! 3 THE NORTHERN '3 NEW "SPECIAL GROUPS," * i whieh have proved so popular that five of tlxese Groups have been I , HEAYILY OVERSUBSCREBED in TWO YEARS. ' The Directors have now openod for application the 6th. "SPECIAL GROUP" (No. 25). I j For Free Descriptive Booklet pLEASE SEND ME YOUR apply now to our Agents FREE BOOKLET. MESSRS McCULLOOH Kamo BUTLER & SPENCE. Address HASTINGS, 120 Queeu Street E. NAPIER- - 36 Tennyson Street N.B.2. . --38S * K^wS^3QE3Ssfffi^B£* • tiori Selector, etc. You have never seen 1 ; iee and Jie^r the; surprise of modern zenith «.s-256.' mantei. radio science. Complete range of 1938 Al»d fStSSTn. inodels now available. IfODELS FROM ' pgf^EEB Jl^SUTCLlFFE'S LTD. RADIO & MUSIC STORE. HERETAUNGA ST. HASTINGS. ^^^^ItZ«D!!tfiBntoK^CAA^DLB^^CO^Wh^WELl®CTON^^^30 ITAPESTRIES | • *«d S Quilted Weaves | TAHERE IS AT PRESENT ON EXHIBITION 5" 1 at Messrs. Christies, Hastings, an exceptionally Jjfo fine selection of ^amples of Tapestries and Quilted % Weaves which have just been received from famous X Epglish manufacturers. The material is hand worked yk and hand coloured and is for use for' upholstery , , ' coverings, curtainings, .bedspreads, cushions, fireside X : stools, etc., and has been exquisitely designed both in O period and modern. The material was made one of X the features.of the furnishings on the liner Queen U Mary, and some idea of the value of it can be X gathered from the fact tliat the 'samples alone at rj present in Messrs. Christies' showroom are valued W at £500. The prices range from. 33/- to 10 guineas >\f a yard and people who are interested in work of this X kind should not miss seeing this'rare and beautiful % collection. X ^ ^ ^ ^ U CHRISTIES I